The territory was placed Tuesday evening in yellow vigilance for heavy rain and thunderstorms by Météo France. Vigilance should be lifted today at the end of the day, but the gray weather could drag on until tomorrow, according to forecasts. The northern half of the Lesser Antilles is under the influence of a fairly active frontal strip descending from the northwest, specifies the organization. In yesterday's bulletin, we note that Saint-Barthélemy received 76,7 mm of rain between 17 p.m. and 5 a.m. (Wednesday). Guadeloupe is also on the alert yellow. In Ste-Rose-Viard, 90 mm of rain was collected between 23 p.m. and 5 a.m. (Wednesday). Météo France reminds that in the event of a storm, the use of telephones and electrical devices must be avoided._EH
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